Brazil, a country full of festivals, also represents the country’s enthusiasm and love for life. When talking about the country’s food, do you just think of Brazilian barbecue? In fact, Brazil is not only about barbecue.

There are many delicious food.

So, next, dry your saliva and let’s take a look with the editor to see which delicacies in Brazil are worth trying! Feijoada – Bean stew In addition to Brazilian barbecue, the most familiar Brazilian food to people is probably this bean stew.

After all, it is a Brazilian home-cooked dish, but it is not eaten every day. It is usually eaten on weekends because it is so delicious that you don’t want to go to work after eating it! It mainly uses black beans, pig tails, pig ears, and pig feet.

It is cooked by simmering, but when this dish was first formed, it was actually eaten by black slaves, and the ingredients used were all unnecessary in the kitchen.

Nowadays, people usually eat this dish with rice, finely chopped cabbage, creamy tapioca flour and sliced ??oranges. It is really "luxury". CamaroesJangaderiro - Brazilian-style coconut milk shrimp Brazilian-style coconut milk

Shrimp is very common in Bahia, where African immigrants gather. Different from ordinary shrimp delicacies, this delicacy is mainly made of thick soup with shrimp and coconut. The delicious shrimp and fragrant coconut are intertwined and delicious.

, it is a delicacy that can be called a "heritage" and it can not only be used as a meal, but also a good choice as a snack. Salgado - fried chicken buns. Fried chicken buns are a popular snack in Brazil. They can be found in cafes and bus stops.

Being able to buy it in bite-sized sizes is not only convenient and delicious, but it contains a variety of ingredients.

It is mainly made of chopped chicken, tomato sauce, onions, parsley leaves, cheese and deep-fried mashed potatoes. It is usually wrapped in dough and fried in oil. The outer skin is fresh and crispy, and the meaty flavor inside is firmly entrenched.

Locked in, I feel like I can’t stop acaiberry - acai berry. Acai berry is transliterated as "acai" and is known as a super food in South America.

Derived from a fruit on a palm tree, local ancestral medicine for thousands of years firmly believes that acai berries can help heal wounds, clear blood, and improve anemia.

It is said that in the past, Brazil's brave Amazon warriors would drink a large glass of acai berry juice before going to the battlefield to make them strong, double their strength, and even more nutritious for men.

The brave and skilled Amazon female warriors drink a large glass of acai berry juice before each battle to increase their physical strength and strengthen their body. Therefore, Brazilian residents believe that the acai berry is a natural energy fruit gifted by God, and is often revered as the fruit of life.

Used to make drinks, cakes and other delicacies Brazilianhotsauce - Brazilian hot sauce Sichuan's "spicy" taste is famous around the world. In fact, Brazilians also love hot peppers very much, especially Malagueta peppers, which can be said to be the hottest peppers in the world.

One of them! It is very common in Bahia, northern Brazil, and is widely used in Brazilian dishes. It tastes best especially when paired with poultry meat. However, if you add too much, it may be too spicy, so use it in moderation.

If so, it might be very spicy.

Many restaurants in Brazil will also have homemade chili sauce, and the recipe is "high secret" sushi - sushi. Brazil can be said to be the second home of sushi, because there is a large influx of Japanese immigrants in Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.

Japanese food is very popular. Brazilian barbecue is the national banquet of Brazil and is loved by all countries in South America.

But you must know that Brazil is also a melting pot of multiculturalism, which naturally brings together the essence of the cuisine of various immigrant countries. When immigrants from Europe, Asia and Africa landed on this land, they also brought their national food habits with them.

Caipirinha (Brazilian national drink) Country Girl Caipirinha The base liquor used in this cocktail is Cacha?a, a specialty of Brazil, which is a spirit made from sugar cane juice.

The cocktail with such a down-to-earth name is also the national drink of Brazil and is loved by men, women and children alike.

Although the name Caipirinha sounds amiable and tastes sweet and sour, it actually has a lot of stamina. Be careful and fall into this gentle trap if you are not careful. You will be addicted to wine and drink ~ If you like to eat delicious food and drink happily

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